combative in Latin
combative in Latin is pugnāx — combative means eager to fight or argue; aggressively confrontational.
combative in Latin
pugnāx
Given to fighting; disposed to engage in combat; pugnacious.
What does "combative" mean?
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adj Eager to fight or argue; aggressively confrontational.
"The senator grew combative when reporters questioned his record."
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combative in a sentence
- The senator grew combative when reporters questioned his record.
- Her combative tone made the negotiation harder than it needed to be.
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What is "combative" in Latin?
"combative" in Latin is pugnāx. combative means: Eager to fight or argue; aggressively confrontational.
How do you use "combative" in a sentence?
Example: "The senator grew combative when reporters questioned his record." In Latin, "combative" is pugnāx.
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